so is there any other way to figure out what commands are being run at the
same time vs. sequentially?
i suppose if I could somehow get out a dependency graph I may be able to
visually pick out where my bug is.
Part of the problem I'm faced with is I have some of my own rules but also a
whole bunch of automake rules and I can't claim I fully understand all of the
implied dependencies.
Hi Dan,
Sorry if this comes late, but I haven't been checking this list
very often. I often use 'pstree' to see what is running concurrently,
say, after "make -j".
I recommend the version at http://www.thp.uni-duisburg.de/ftpdoc.html
(pstree link) over the default linux pstree, which is (IMHO) ugly and
uninformative.
Unfortunately, this only gives a single snapshot of the process subtree at
the time of invocation, but it's better than nothing, and sufficient to
catch long-running tasks.
HTH
Fang
David Fang
Computer Systems Laboratory
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Cornell University
http://www.csl.cornell.edu/~fang/
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